Global Impending Economic Doom Thread.

Discussion in 'Economics & Trade' started by Carl Von Clausewitz, Oct 5, 2018.

  1. Reiver

    Reiver Well-Known Member

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    Correct use of language, given the source of surplus in capitalism. I can forgive your innocence of definition. It's not your fault. Herd right wing thought doesnt include political economy. The fibbing is a different business...
     
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    Quite childish and hyperbolic use of language.
    That's ok, mommy can get you some cookies.
    Once your fit passes, you'll stop shaking, the flush will leave your face, and you'll feel better
     
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    Banter isn't your pal! Assuming specialisation, that should give you more time to catch up with the economics.
     
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    Economic eggheads have failed our world for over 100 years. But they haven't failed the bankers that fund their academic endowments. They've graduated many an egghead failure
     
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    Bankers? Imagine if right wing economics hadn't pushed neoliberalism...
     
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    Imagine if.
    I'm not right wing so save it for someone who cares
     
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    No no and no. If anything, due to the Democrats essentially ruling America for the past 100 years, their economics is what fails.

    Give me the law and Rockefeller his money, and my use of law will collect his money.

    Democrats seem not to want to admit that as to law making, they are the rulers.

    What has stirred the hornets nest is Trump is now wanting to make his rules in law. They hate him.
     
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    If you understood any economics, you'd be cheering the right wing. Not sure what's worse mind you.....
     
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    Authoritarians have nothing good to add to the economy
     
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    Sounds a tad David Icke in tone. The Democrats aren't much cop! Only now are you seeing activist success in defeating the old guard.
     
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    I speak of the rule makers. The Democrats. The old guard are the Democrats.
     
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    i believe, and due to speeches by Democrats in office. the media that backs democrats to the hilt, things said by Democrats on forums, they are clueless what their party had done to this nation and is still trying to do to it, and yet they support that corruption.

    And they defend their own corruption.
     
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    You missed the point. The US has had consensus politics, particularly in support of neoliberalism. There's been some success at harnessing activist to change the nature of the Democrats. However, it's early days and that change is so far very marginal.
     
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    so??? an alliance to counter China exists anyway thanks to USA !!!!

    from todays WSJ!!! embarrassed yet??

    The 28-member European Union, Norway, Switzerland and 21 Asian countries—including China—pledged to uphold market principles and in-ternational standards for infrastructure projects at a summit in Brussels on Friday.U.S. allies, led by the EU and Japan, want to seize on China’s trade fight with Washington to expand in Asian markets that need roughly $26 trillion of infrastructure investments. China’s European and Asian rivals say Beijing shuts them out by forcing noncompetitive bids in exchange for Chinese-financed development projects. China says its deals meet international norms.
     
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    Sanders is an open communist and leads Democrat Party. We would not call that marginal. 1+1=2
     
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    Calling Sanders a communist is on a par with your 'tariffs are about getting rid of tariffs' guff.
     
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    "You don’t necessarily need a choice of 23 underarm spray deodorants when children are hungry in this country," Sanders told John Harwood

    do you think health care and deodorant are only 2 industries he wants to control? Like taking candy from a baby!
     
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    Commie? Who? Where? Think before you type.
     
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    ah so you're a extract surplus value, exploit labor guy but not a standard libcommie statist?
     
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    Sounds like you don't understand the difference between classical and neoclassical economics (although both, mind you, conclude that workers do not receive the value of their labour)
     
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    Got it; so everyone including you and Marx think people are get ripped off by taking jobs and buying products they want and need. So then we need Nazis to step in and manage the economy as they see fit so it is fair to everyone!
     
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    WWIII will likely happen because of resource shortages and climate change if it happens at all. The interest rate problem you are pointing out will probably create a bad recession but probably not as bad as 2008. The real economic doom is if our debt climbs so high that we aren't financially viable. This will result in the US definitely losing the leading world superpower status for good. Or maybe we will be like Japan and avoid any collapse but still have a lot of debt.
     
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    Capitalism prevents resource shortages. Prices go up, people use less, and/or find substitutes. It's a miracle.
     
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    if a recession begins they will lower rates no significant recession is possible
     

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